
Advance Tickets
FRI-SAT ONLY – $50 Adv/$65 Gate
We’re just over a week out from the final Back Porch Hootenanny, and it is going to be an amazing time had by all, from the musicians to staff & volunteers to the patrons who have supported the Hootenannies all these years and HarvestFest before that! We all WANT to be there. The music will be continuous, first from the stage and carrying over to the late night acoustic jams! We will celebrate all that has been, that has brought an amazing group of individuals together to form an extra special potpourri of family and friends for so many years already and for the unforeseeable future. The message of bringing together community through music via TDawg Presents events doesn’t end; there is simply a change of venue in the Frank Hamilton School that will continue the trend of outstanding performances and on a more regular basis! Meanwhile, HOOOOOOOOOOTENANNY y’all!!!
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SCHEDULE
SHED STAGE, FRI APRIL 1
8:30PM – 11:30PM > Blackberry Possum
SHED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2
Noon – 1:20PM > Smokey’s Farmland Band
2:10PM – 3:40PM > The Rickety Crickets
4:35PM – 6:05PM > Ralph Roddenbery Band
7:00PM – 8:30PM > Caroline Aiken
9:25PM – 10:55PM > Rev. Jeff Mosier & Friends
11:25PM – 1:00AM > Strung Like A Horse
MOMS/GRATEFUL FRED STAGE, SAT APRIL 2
1:25PM – 2:10PM > MOMS Jam
3:45PM – 4:30PM > The Ain’t Sisters
6:10PM – 6:55PM > Brian Ashley Jones
8:35PM – 9:20PM > Donna Hopkins & Friends
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Here’s a fun video from the spring Hoot in 2012 featuring a nice little jam from led by Donna Hopkins and featuring The Bibb City Ramblers. Enjoy!
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last year’s 4th Annual edition! The lineup featured members throughout their history plus a few special guests. The energy was fantastic. I hope you enjoy this performance as much as I did. To your right is the lineup from that performance. It was wonderful to corral these friends in one place to make music one more time together, and I’m thankful we have it preserved.



